Sentence examples for intelligence gleaned from inspiring English sources
Google valued simplicity, interactivity and the collective intelligence gleaned from the web and its users.
SIGINT refers to signal intelligence, intelligence gleaned from the interception of signals.
The government of the day justified the Five Techniques on the basis of the intelligence gleaned.
Despite her confinement, some of her intelligence, gleaned from the guards or visitors, continued to reach Confederate headquarters.
Dewey believed that intelligence gleaned from the social sciences, when harnessed to human interests, could result in incremental progress.
Yet nowhere does he refute the facts at hand: that intelligence gleaned from harsh interrogations played a key role in finding Bin Laden.
No, that's because of some intelligence he gleans, intelligence that shows that things haven't changed much since high school.
According to Mr. Blair, the effort got under way after Fox News reported in June 2009 that American intelligence had gleaned word from within North Korea of plans for an imminent nuclear test — a disclosure that eventually led to the indictment of Mr. Kim.
Communications intelligence is gleaned from foreign communications that are intercepted by other than the intended recipients.
Most of this intelligence we gleaned from Robert's mother, Mrs. Regina Fischer, when we talked with her one evening recently.
Intelligence officials gleaned information from detainees being questioned by overseas regimes whose mistreatment and torture has been well documented.
